New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
McIAUGHLIN'S ILL.FORTUNE.
losing THE SEQUENCE WITH KINGFlsH.


thought 80 Kinghsh seemed n sure thing hanover
another. and Phil Lee and Burton were Posslbilnes
Whatever dreams Mclaughlin may have h"d "heh h'ns
fab bore him past the grand stand TOUT ie"s'n'
In the lead OF q whipping neId they were "o''
rudely dssipated In the next hve secohus' "he" "o
ra the surprised and defeated colt back TO the post
and sno united lie appeared utterly heartbroken Tor
he felt in his soul that kngsh did not lose the race;
Mclaughlin had thrown IT away. Again he hal been
caught mapping. A., -. , ovorv
man who king1sns farewell IN inc nome run 80
IL Vas All over Fitzpatrick and Luke soon cohcIuicu
that wa. no NO, use U} sr4sc Sn' III. Keen eye
detected the confident ease OF NcLasb m. ~
"snapner he made a bold dash for the sequence WIN
great flourish he shook up Tea iIay ahu sTf' a. W
cSri"oo could not nave surprised cLaughin more ne
awose with s.aft snu en'u KIT II was too late
Eipsdsh gamely renewed the struggle, but the
rush S Si C cheaSea 'n For % moment the
hattie RACED fdrOusly then all was over Aud thus tne
wciangGIn returned to the post to weigh in
certain persons felt II their dutv 10 Mss il
was generously applauded, aud hi' following was
Inc mighty Hanover HUNDRED oneko FOR mile and a
nuarter then shook him as II ne were SO nucn C'
Winning in the commoncst c1nter nys my S''t, Nan ~
Mclaughlin leaning away BACK III inc s.ia'T. i 70 s
worth the trip 20 Jerome IaIA even IL 'uc Ia" W o
tli- mag ui1ccnt creature run 49,. ..,,.
win When fsvoritc, Take Ten strike, Tor instaece
When This fast horse aNorc hc gcucraiS suVC'"s
In fsllf !
are long look ont for Zen strike H. j. Noodi3ris Bar,
mum Is afflicted similarly Isranis bo%L M'r.
day the udusiriously circulated reports 81
the vast improvement OF Boa put h.i al te He @, -
him AZ a. mu,n u''i- h G,rtyrI a singular lack
Of amo.t on on Boa Rarely caught nappins yet IN inns
sa,, he sot of very badly. and II nc rrNy msle aug
errncs' eao, at any time 10 get up vas not apparent
Tn, bo5kmiScr 10 Lacey, who was suspended on
"wednesday. put mp his siSnholrd yesterday 9nd re
,uueI business the against him Tor iIcsAI poor
20 ling having been dismissed lJ judge 9il'h - ,.
ow1e. ant 10 ie Anarchy ma tie lr,t race ON c0np'
pended by The club II Anarchy had won sac "ou" nave
made a hockey out % tie stable boy. 80 -, ...
Pierre Ioriard graced the conrso WITH his presence
for the first time this meeting. K"ln from various
points compass made the track sloppy ana lamp
fonr.n hand drew up the terrace before ihe club
hous. An awning was raised anu noun ptno''A - NV
tsctins canvas a jolly party watched the races
These the details:
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Betting s,yogy 70 se,'a no + },Icr2y 'Gi
, co.. ss,a'ny 50 riaeeo.e;'a 81. ae'd 4li
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